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A bed lamp installed without disturbing wallpaper and motion-detector lights fitted into a finished staircase: a May 2025 customer described both jobs at an older home, saying Roman arrived promptly and left the workspace spotless. That customer had hired him for multiple jobs and intended to hire him again. Other dated accounts describe different electrical installations. In November 2024, a business customer said Roman installed a dedicated circuit for a new piece of equipment, completed the job quickly, and was thorough and trustworthy. An April 2024 homeowner described an electric-car charger installation and praised his punctuality and workmanship. A May 2024 customer said he fixed a kitchen-lighting problem, explained the scope, cleaned up afterward and charged a competitive price. The explanations mattered to other customers too. A November 2024 reviewer said Roman patiently explained the electrical system and knew sign language. In December 2023, a homeowner who had recently replaced siding said he installed new lights, explained what he was doing and helped choose ceiling lights and security cameras. An August 2023 customer separately described a home security-system installation. A December 2025 reviewer said Roman solved an issue that other electricians had described as difficult and expensive, at a better price. Roman Connection Electrical LLC advertises residential and commercial electrical work, including lighting and rewiring. The company also advertises 24/7 emergency service and says it is insured. Its Connecticut electrician licence ELC.0207985-E1, under ROMAN CONNECTION, was active when checked on October 30, 2026. Google shows a 5-star average from 12 ratings.
Roman was great! Other electricians told me my issue was very difficult, and expensive, to fix! Roman didn't seem at all concerned and handled my issue with ease, for a better price! I highly recommend Roman.
Roman has done multiple jobs at our older home. He arrived promptly, did his work pleasantly, and left his work space spotless. Roman is focused on safety and providing a homeowner the expected work product. Specifically, Roman has installed a bed lamp in a challenging location without disrupting the wallpaper and installed a motion detector lighting system on our staircase. I have no idea how he got the motion detector lights installed so perfectly without damage to the finished room behind the staircase. He has also done some other smaller tasks. We will hire Roman again.
Roman, the electrician was very efficient and professional in completely the electrical work. He was very patient with explaining the system to me. Very efficient communication. He knows sign language. Would be good for deaf customers! I would use him in future for electrical problems/work. Thank so much for a great job!
I know Roman and have worked with him before and you should hire him. He is a professional and a hard worker as well. Roman is always friendly and brings a positive attitude as he cares about his work and doing the best job he can possibly do. Sometimes I have just wanted to be done with something but Roman does not settle with doing a good enough job he stays to make sure he does the job as perfectly as he possibly can. Hire this guy if you want neatly ordered wires and an electrical problem fixed!
Roman installed a dedicated circuit that I needed to run a new piece of equipment for my business. He was professional, thorough and trustworthy, and was able to get the job done quickly. I would hire him again and highly recommend him to anyone looking for a good electrician
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Typical Connecticut range for this kind of work, from regional averages — not a quote from Roman Connection Electrical LLC. Use it to sanity-check bids, then get the real number in writing.
Standard receptacle swaps — a new dedicated circuit is a bigger job ($350–$750).
Flush mounts, pendants, chandeliers — hung on existing boxes.
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$490 – $1,050
Typical electrical project around $770
Sub panel, generator plug and RV plug in one day5.0
Small electrical jobs4.8
Pair of backup batteries set up on a house4.7
Cloth-covered wiring removed from a 1942 home4.7
Power run to a detached garage4.8
